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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04

For the benefit of those who are
not versed in the Law in regard to
raff1es, the Sheriff respectfully calls
attention to section 1853 and 1859
of General Statutes of the State OF
Nevada, and further, states for the
benefit of those interested, that it
becomes the duty of any citizen,
knowing of any rattle being carried
on, to make complaint before the
proper officers.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EsTATE OF STEPHEN JONES, DE-
IL ceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned, Administrator of the
estate of STEPHEN JONES, deceased,
to creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary vouch-
ers, within THIRTY DAYS after the
first publication of this notice to the
said Administrator at his place of bust.
ness on Carson Street, Carson City, Ne
vada, the same being the place for the
transaction of business of said estate. in
said County of Ormsby.
Dated, Carson City, this fourteenth
day OF November. 1887.
CHAS. w. FRIEND,
Administrator OF the estate of stephen
Jones, deceased.
nov Is, I'm
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04

| is no expectation OF particular
answer to each or all of these ques-
tons, or that any inquiry is made
as to the interest of any individual
Or owner, it is still urged that a
general or an, approximate answer
to the questions, or any part thereof,
will improve properties and be use
full knowledge, and the same is re-
quested in order that intelligent eff
fort may be directed in those chan
nels where it will prove for the
wealth, developme mt an hest int
ests of the State and its people.
These questions may be answer
ed by number or as the writer
pleases. He can also add any
other kindred facts known to him.
The classification has been made
simply to assist IN the summarizing
of the facts.
Refer, if you please, and give adj
dress of any person able to advise
upon any of the above subjects.
Earnestly soliciting a reply to the
above questions, or more properly
suggestions, and hoping that at
least some showing may be made
which will be to the credit and
future prosperity of Nevada,
l remain yours, respectfully,
JOHN F. ALEXANDER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
SIethodist Episcopal.
BY order of the w. NJ.

E. w. Van Deventer, pastor
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sunday School at I'm. Sacrament
of the Lords Supper at the close
of the morning sermon. Rev. G..
w. De LIE Matyr, Superintendent
of the Mission. will preach both
morning and evening. Everybody
invited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
- Needles in Town.

Needles, the eminent Comstock
tragedian, sometimes called, "The
Younger Forrest" is in the city
looking for an engagement. He is
in fine health, still pursued by the
demon of impecuniosity and the
gaunt wolf of want. When his new
play is produced the tide will
change.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
state Land Office

During the week ending Decem-
Der I'd, twenty-three applications
for State land were filed embracing
5,205 II acres. Cash receipts
Payments on applications, 1901 20
payments on contracts, 1894 A
interest payments on contracts,
$215 46; total, $1801 10,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
Easter Chapter No 3. O. e. :.

Officers and members of the
above named Chapter are hereby
notified to attend the annual stated
meeting thereof on Monday evening
Dec. 9Th at 7:30 O'Clock for the
election of officers for the ensuing
year and the transaction of other
business.
By order of the w. NJ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
ALL SORTS.

w. d. G. Gibson is in the city.
Ladies' purses at Geo. Thax-
ter's
There is talk of uniforming the
Police.
The Rink was well attended
last night.
-Recamier Cream at Thaxter's
Drug Store.
Ex-senator Gallagher was in
the city yesterday.
Prank Mayo opens in Virginia
City Monday evening.
The farmers are getting a trif1e
weary of the mild weather.
Miss Alice Bryant has secured
the appointment OF school teacher
at Topaz, Mono county, Cal.
Eighteen thousand dollars is
said to have been the sum paid tie
Matt Caravan heirs for the New
York mining property.
John G.. Fox adVertises in Vir-
ginia City papers. 1t is to be hoped
that he will give us the benefit of
Virginia City prices during the holi-
days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
Episcopal Services.

Full morning services at st.
Peters Church at IL A. M. Sunday
School at ~: 80. Prison Service
at p. N. Ali are invited to at
tend.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
OUR OWN STATE.
SOME PERTINENT CUES
TEONS REGARDING HTS
RESOURCES.

The Attorney-Generalo of the State
has issued the follwing important
circular:
OFFICE CT ATTORNEY GESERAL,l
! CARSON, New, Dec. 5, 1887.
DEAR SIR 1t being considered
by those best advised that it would
be for the material advancement OF
Nevada's natural resources if some
definite or approximate idea and in
formation could be offered from re-
State 20 those who are, or may be-
come, DESTROYS OF assisting in de-
veloping this mineral wealth, I
have concluded to invite the aid of
those best informed in the various
sections of the State to that end.
The proposition is simply to get
from those who are upon the spot
reliable data. l then propose to
| collate and summarize these facts
and figures so furnished as to agri-
cultural, mining and timber re-
sources, together with the possibili-
ties for irrigation especially, in the
different sections, and offer this in
condensed form for the benefit of
whom it may concern, as an induce
ment to capital, and for reference
to coming Legislatures.
1t will, believe, be to the great
advantage of your section if 1 can
be at an early date favored with
reply to the following questions,
and you will distinctly understand
that when particular figures cannot
be given, your estimate of amounts
is earnestly requested.
No inquiry is by this letter ad-
dressed to you which in any man
ner is to reveal any private interest,
either of individual or corporation.
All that is wanted is general and
sufficiently approximate statement
OF the resources named as they are
personally known to yourself.
An answer is most urgently So
licited as to that portion herein with
which you are most familiar or in
terested.
MINING.
/. Please give the names of
mining districts known to you and
the county of the State in which
they are located.
2. State approximately the time
of discovery of each and the time
during which active work has been
going on.
3. State the number approx
mately of locations or mines actively
worked in each district personally
known to you.
4. State the number of mines
now actually being worked.
5. Give approximately the num-
Der of men now employed in such
work.
6. From any record that you
can reach, or knowledge that you
have, give amount of bullion pro-
duced.
z. What is the principal bust
ness center of each district, and
what is the character and amount
of its water supply?
8. What is the principal and
minor product of these mines
silver, gold, quicksilver, cobalt,
lead, etc?
8. What is the going rate of
wages?
10. What are the opportunities
for running mining machinery by
water power in those districts, or
any of them?
IL. What is the location and ex-
tent of any definite timber tracts
adjacent TO this region?
II. State as you please any
facts personally known to yourself
concerning the present condition of
said districts or of their principal
mines, together with general idea,
if you have any, of their outlook at
this time.
IL. State any knowledge of de-
pOsitS or discavarv Of calf boray
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04

! 6. What is needed to make them
produce, and, ii it can be supplied,
! from what source.
Z. What is the proportion of hill
and valley lands which can be TILED
within your county?
8. What isthe character of lands
named az to strength, depth and
durability?
8. What has been the approx
mate increase in titled lands within
the past five or ten years in your
section?
10. Where do you find the prin-
ciple market or markets for these
products?
IL. What proportion of the land
within your county not susceptible
of cultivation are used or valuable
for grazing purposes, and what are
the best natural growths for that
purpose on the land?
IRRIGATION, WATER COURSES, ETC.
/. What natural water courses
are there flo wing in, into or through
your county?
2. What is approximately an
average stage Of water in each,
estimated by inches, depth, width
and velocity or otherwise.
8. What is their source and
where do they end?
4. What proportion of any or all
of these streams (one half, two thirds
or as the case may Beg is now used
for irrigation purposes, and how
much land is irrigated thereby?
5. How much more good land
is there within said county which is
tributary to these streams and can
be irrigated?
6. What would be necessary to
connect any body of land (give num-
Der acres) with any surplus waters
for it's irrigation? bitches, dams,
reservoirs, canals, etc.)
Z. What would be the approx
mate cost?
s. Is there any way in which
waters now running to waste within
or through your county might be
boarded or saved for use during irri
CATION season?
8. How and where could this be
done, and at what estimated cost.
10. How much land would the
estimated saving of water command
and irrigate?
IL. How far are the main bodies
of land sought to be reclaimed from
the natural water courses?
II. What is the average depth
of water table from the surface upon
these arabic lands?
IS. Have there been any arte-
sian wells bored within your county?
If SO, please give dates, amount of
flow and all facts regarding same.
IA. Please give result of obser-
vations of scientific opinion concern
ing possibility of obtaining artesian
water for irrigation in any section OF
your country.
Is. Taking into view the water
and water ways and tillable lands
known to you, in what ratio would
the taxable property of your country
be increased if the lands and sui
pher waters are connected?
Is. What, if any, machinery is
run by water power within your
country?
II. What are the possibilities in
that direction?
Is. Is the cattle and wool in
terest on the increase in your coun-
try?
49, Can you give any approx
nation of the proportion of water
which runs to waste and is not used
for beneficial purposes during the
year is it one-half, two-thirds or
what portion of the entire flow
through the natural channels.
20. How much water per acre,
in inch measurement, does the
average land require for irrigation?
State any facts known to you as
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
STOCKS.

Ophir-lil
Mexican &C
Gould & Curry-5s
Con. Cal. & Va.-2233
Savage-S
Chollar -65
Hale & Norcross-6s
Crown Point-9s
Belcher-102
Seq. Belcher-74
Exchequer-2 %
North Belle Isle-SI
Yellow Jacket-6s
Sierra Nevada-5a
Best & Belcher-84
Overman-3
Union-4
Scorpion-1
Potosi-1l
Benton-3 91
Bodie-2 45
Bullion %
Utah. I5
JUSTICE 30
Andes-l g.
Caledonia-7Oc
Bulwer-S0c
Mono-2k
BALTIMORE
ConSdence-10
Julia-65c
Alta-2 %
Peer less-1 As
Challenge
Alpha 50
Commonwealth SO
Found Treasure-2 10
Silver Hill-90c
Lady Washington-55c
Nevada Queens 60
Pioneer-45c
Iowa-30c
Navajo Queen 300
Con. Pacific-20c
Imperial-3 10
Tuscarora -35c
West @. Point-50c
Mt. Diablo-44
Kentuck-2 25
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-04
LCoVICR BROTHERS

CT r Il E L L N G
TO THEIR
PATRONS AND CUSTOMERS!
Having sold out al our Surplus
Stock at auction, we have decided
to discontinue the same, and we
are now prepared to sell our well
selected and seasonable goods at
Pirate Sale at Unusually Lou Fig
ares.
We invite our customers to call
and convince themselves.
nov1S,2w OLCovICH Bros.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
A HEROIC RHNEpY.

Mr.. Archer i.a very sVoi woman AID
ous shO believes 10 kCcplug thc household
a. free from The continuation of N,
world 90 possible. Hot she has husband
an three groslrg toy. sol thsy ar, 10
u.s ,b,lf osn rords, up q 'ntr
II 90 vi.h you wouldn't u.e 90 masi
slang the good woman ~oald ssy Ia
tone 90 r,mous,rspcs.
why. mother. ~ mat kesp up Win
The ,lms..- TIE boys ~eali Aa'sef' yiafs
sssy hack"
"boat ,ws,r. ,ohn.~ .hs ,aid t. hsr
husb1rj ote day.
'.rhI i.st swearing" h s,ids Every
l,o.iy t.ik. that sty. Sgssr
No mOrv ~. ssii just ihsu, boil lev
d,y. later Mrs. Archer ,uiisply rm,is'd
A. The suppsf table
"Orsa, Scott Kitty nus, have los of
ehesk % thlnk ~ can eat batter &c sslt a.
This -iui
NJ, Af,hst io,lsd 10 10 . startled n,n'
nsr. pa, h. fore h. eosi 'pess h. all ~
.umcf
"lloy MD.s,i |; nssss ms ur'd -
fflfk ia q. cod % ics water
ras boI. ssp, an sac'mfjrish'r 'i''ic-
Presently Nfs Archer .siii
That contl mufl Oh Crank 80 SHuF
wss here - see you agsiu tn.dsy, John.
iOli the oii chtono 700 had no use Tor
him. thosgh."
uac ~ tbs boys swallowed n blscali The
wroas w,y 81 ihs, moment. sni nsaTly
Chosr,i 81 cssih
Great Ceui' oh.~fved NJ Nohsr
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20, thatI h.i IN So fril-r dpsn insa
nj. eve. Gslug nai 90 iiiiis racket ~
nv osa Ia. IL. kss. you ." I'm Lot
a. fre-h .. I u.sd 4, -. y" nis- Goa ne
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
. bI,Iollr ROY.

A f,g. T. dlsrwho VS. dfivirg 40 GrAiioi
asstuc yesterday tsi r'schsd ls.iiuss
,irttt When hl. bo's. uA'tsd Toe u'u,l
uuuhsr ol smari Al..ts wefs 800 en-
hani siih th.if Aislr-. sbd 90. ,uss's.
tiln sflsr .boih-r 80. tfi"l IN ssia Toe
ha'.s cOoii rsiihr - pallet nor p1.h'd.
att a. D. as blOcasiiug trtfiir. th- cford
e,gsn ~ sro~ s,fy rspldly.
"whr q. M itgalf,d 0oy 81 twelve.
Who pashti 10. way iHio me circle.
"B,lty hofss." sbsssrri some one.
where. th~ ownsri Herr. yoa msn,
cant you starr thi. hofr,i'
"S0. he doan' start oop"
"walt minute"
Tue Roy ran M the street hslf block
ana pall.i = hsuaful % h,y OCT ola bai' ~
I, fed siots. sbi when b. RETAINED he
CLEARED spsce IN front ~ TIE ho's-. stool
ca aboui nse f~,t. all 'x'snir'i ~. h,ni
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f0lloNtd thr ny arourd ,,s csfLvr
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uutsr him; when q ho.s who I. TEL on
scr,p.ifpr sbi gravel rppf b,ls.. splacb
OF hsy will l.si bim all over ,psn DE-
irOii fre- Pres
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
ron rnr wIlrrT.s.

bishop barrett. ofNorth-ra rsxv, Who
we oue 81 the dslszstss 10 Tue Chufcn
Tsmp~rsses sncs.tv. tod this story
A var ego wss oae Of thv Piiseipsi
ac,pl- 10 sirsnxv comedy had To mat
,urr.y Of = llt,l. over thf-~ hani'ed
m,svs a. [. part ~ nv fl.''lct ~eieh ~ss
sp.t..ly s.tli.i kaosiag that NE TRIP
would ~ long sni iJa--smv, ] ptvpIci "
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~ IL bl.sk n,itl, sat wrapping u Ia bfv~n
p,psr Thu s.cre,sd itiN the bo,t,m
ufthe o1sry. frtwssn nav fss,, "a, oi -isht.
bus - al ums. -sfrl, eithin fsseh. VIII
b. frank srd tell ,uu tts, ~ mssins ''"s
Ibarn.ys I h.i Al~sys th's- .appl ~ NY
,.lI L. The sn.ru,.,u vine tins, dsy sf-
lived a collection ofshsu.irs witch va.
il..lf-d ", me nam. Htoso. Thsf- rs
hari 10, of eiursss there. Ga the porch
uf m. hotel sat several gsa,ismea ~iih
,hs,r troa.srs tuekei iaio thsir vOos sni
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AMI tOhsoco Jsics.
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bottom OF The ,sggy. Tasre ~as NJ hep
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meaning rlares. aud with LOUD lsagh
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v.s LOAD burst 30 laa Sh,sr add The crowd
cried. Give y. dflsk, psrrOn' "ls',
ssid I. turning j,.perst.ly 10 The lsndiori'
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AMI their rfv1ivsF- cams srsvey dosa
from ihs plrch TIE issilofi gfsssly IN
wrspa.-i ne Dp.iiu sai a-li ~ 40 - me
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
HWaltA minute"

Al sanIsy .chDol st,fis- &, Ne, c,n,
from the -s.t. .,y. tas chicssn Il.fid
A rlss- IN . South sld- o. bel 49, h''ns
Instructed To- th., part q ,hr Scripture.
rvl.,lpg 4, th- birth "foar s,viOor villa
tie mir.cir 10 the .ts' ~ Hsthl.h' NJ Ns-
rv.catd tn class ~. s.Isd y TIE tv,ch-
er, what followed tne siNf'
A bright little rlfl - 'ts bod ~ ih-
Glass promptly r-pll.d. "rnr,- -i.' n'u q"
"Cofrct." respond q The iss'hsr. 30
eoarsEiugiy, "bui whsre did The ~lss NTH
come fromf'
There wtss p-u.~ Tho child 81 The
head OF tie class fa,lsi. and the question:
passed Al0ng unanswered until child tesr
tie foo, .JAealsie,i. "B,-ioaf"
"why. my chilt." ,si he issch@r.
"~hst pot that Into your hssdf'
"wsli." replied ~ chlli. poailngly.
"Mary told rns that the wi.- msu c-ue
from The east. aiDt N. east D0stonf'
The child took nfst place In the Glass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
DO GO. MRS. Booos.

when the city family packs up 10 70
tarn home the feminine head OF the family
ususlly says 10 her rural hostess
'ws'vs enjoyed u here 90 much. Mrs.
Boggs. You can't think what . treat it
has been 10 NJ 10 spend our summer With
you. You have made IL perfectly delight.
fui for us. aud now ifyoo or snv ofyour
family should ever come 10 New York you
Win come right 10 our house. won't you
We should feel 90 hart " yca WENT any
place else, and come prepared To make ne .
long visit You viii nov. won't youf'
And aftsr good OLD Mother Boegs has
said she'd s'be ticklsd 10 death TO-" and the
city family has gone. the feminine bead
again.
"whs, n that Cd guy and her scare
crow girls rally shocld eome
and npd usi I'm sisi I gave them The
wrong member. II say them coming
vow n wouldn't pail down the blinds asd
hang ous . smallpox siga. iodsed I
voald."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
WHAT AMIro pol

The symptoms OF Blioasness are ~
happily Dot TOO well known. They dinsr
10 different individuals % some extent. A
bilious man IL seldom Q breakfast eater.
Too ff,qasnily, alas. he has sn excellent
appetite for liquids bot nooe for solids OF
. morning. His tongue win hardly bear
INSPECTION 81 any time. IL 10 not white
and ,urrci. 10 L. rough. at all events
The digestive system u wholly ont OF
order and DlsrrheS or Constipation may
he q symptom or the two may alternate.
There are onen Hsmorrboids or evsn loss
OF blood There may be giddiness and
often hesdsehe and seidiiy or fstulsnee
and tenderness In The pit Of the stomseh-
To eorrec, ell this N not eject . cure try
Grsss's Argust FOwsr. 10 casts bat trins
and thousands attest IL efficacy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
A CAPTAINS FORTUNATE DIscov
EnY

Capt Co Ismsp. schr. Weymouth, rlyipg
between Atlantic City and ". T.. bad been
troubled with q cough 30 that he Vas M.
able 10 slsep. and Was Induced 70 try DE-.
king's New Discovery for Consumption. .
IL not only gave him instant relief. bat al
isyed the extreme soreness 10 bis breast.
Ills children were similarly Affected and .
single dose hsd the ssme happy EJECT. Dr.
King's New Discovery IL nov the standard
remedy In the Coleman hoaseholi and on
board the schooner. Free Trial Bottles
OF this Standard Rsmedy 81 Soyes Drug
Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
RESIws HER YOUTH.

Mrs Pte,e Cb.sl.y. Peterson. Clay Co I.
Iowa. tells the following rvmsrkable story
the truth OF which IL vouched for by the
residents OF the town 81 AN ~ years old
have ben troubled with kidney complaint
dress myself without help. Now I am free
from ell palm aud soreness, and an able TO
do all my own bous~wofk. owe my
thsnts 10 Electric Bitiefs for having re-
newsd my youth, and removed completely
ell disesss and pain" Try bottle. ouiy
50 cents ~ N,yes' Drug Store, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13

Apsthstic aecoant OF an organized meth.
I'd adopted by oar soldiers, when In the
field, for celebrating the return OF Christ.
mas, will DO given In The December nun.
Der Of The American Mag,fine, by one "
the survivors Of . society which held lie
last meeting during the var.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-12-13
TuR Holman

And the colder winter weather are now
rapidly approaching. The oyfsl sessoo 10
eagerly anticipated By yoabg folks In thoa.
sands u homes; but 10 nearly ell there are
one or more older onss 20 whom the cold
waves and the storms mean renewed suf.
fsrinS from rheumatic bsek or limbs. 10
II not claimed that Hoods sarsapsrilIs 10
. positive specific for rheumatism; We
doubt u there 10 or can be- zach . remedy.
Bot The remarkable ssecsss fIoods Ssrss-
psfi l. has had IN curing this s6'ctIoa 10
sam lent reason for those Who are safer
ing ~ Try this peculiar msdiciae.
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